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Elderly residents of Palmiste are calling on authorities to investigate two private Montessori schools operating in their residential Block 1 community, complaining of persistent traffic congestion and noise which they say have disrupted their quiet enjoyment of their homes.
Retired school principal Harold Ramgoolam, who lives directly behind one of the schools, said the constant activity has made it impossible for him to enjoy his property.
“The playground is just a few feet from my fence. There is continuous noise during school hours, vehicles coming and going, and parents blocking the roadway,” Ramgoolam said, adding that as a long-time educator he supports education but believes it must be conducted in appropriate zones.
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